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News for Kempston West Ward GIANNI June 2018 News for Kempston West Ward intouch Time For a Change Autumn 2017 FLYTIPPING GIANNI FOR MAYOR. REPORT MATT FOR KEMPSTON Matt has been liaising closely with the Council and WEST. Bedfordshire Police regarding fly- tipping between the Gianni has been around Kempston Bedfordshire Police Headquarters and Abbott West with Matt, speaking to residents Crescent bridleway. He is and asking what their issues and pleased to report substantial concerns are, both for Kempston and progress. The rubbish has been successfully removed and the for Bedford. Council has erected signs to deter further fly-tipping. Matt Gianni says, “What is becoming said: "My thanks to both the Council and Bedfordshire Police apparent, is that residents feel let for their work in addressing this down by the council, and feel that they issue. We want a safe and are not getting value for money pleasant community. Let’s work together and not let people ruin services. Many people we speak to are it!" Fly-tipping is an offence and dismayed by the state of the roads, by the Council has the power to the general appearance of the town issue fines of up to £400 to those caught illegally fly-tipping. and say they are being taken for If you spot any in the area, granted. It’s time for a change.” please report it. KEMPSTON RURAL SCHOOL A number of residents have contacted their kids at the school which is Matt as they are concerned for the causing significant disruption. Matt safety of the public, especially children noticed the absence of road markings visiting the Kempston Rural Lower which are the norm outside schools School. During school times there are and contacted David Wilson to have Contacts for your local many vehicles that drop-off and pick-up them introduced. It appears the zig-zag Conservative team lines were never installed despite being included in their plans. Matt said: "This Matt McCarthy was clearly an oversight by the [email protected] developer and I'm glad that they have installed the markings after I spoke to Cllr Gianni Carofano them. The school and parents are [email protected] delighted, and I hope this increases safety outside the school." www.gianniformayor.co.uk LOCAL ISSUES, LOCAL ACTION, LOCAL CONSERVATIVES KEEPING IN TOUCH Find us on Social Media! HOW CAN YOU HELP US? Name Display a poster at election time Deliver leaflets You can now follow us on social Address Be a teller on Election Day media to see what we are doing Attend social events all year round. Join the local Party Vote by post This also enables us to get How we use your information information out to residents much Home/Mobile No The data you provide will be retained by the Conservative Party more quickly. and BKCA (“the data holders”) in accordance with the provisions of the Data Protection Act 1998 and related legislation. By providing your data to us, you are consenting to the data holders Email making contact with you in the future by telephone, text or other Please follow us to keep in touch. means, even though you may be registered with the Telephone Please return to: Preference Service. Your data will not be sold or given to anyone not connected to the Conservative Party. If you do not want the Simply search for Gianni on BKCA, PO Box 1558, Bedford, Beds MK41 9BG information you give to us to be used in this way, or for us to Facebook/Instagram/Twitter 07783 872427 contact you, please indicate by ticking the relevant boxes: Post Email SMS Phone using the following name: or email [email protected] @gianniformayor Find Matt on Facebook by MATT TAKES ACTION ON searching: @mattkempstonwest POTHOLES Over recent weeks, Matt has continued to report potholes to the Council, and he's pleased to inform you that many have been repaired. In March the Government announced a further £305,589 of funding to Bedford Borough Council to repair roads badly affected by recent winter weather. This is on top of the £219,000 already allocated through the Pothole Action Fund for this year. The Council also announced a £1 million funding boost for roads. Matt said: "With the amount of funding committed to improving roads, there can be no excuses for inaction and the poor conditions of roads in Kempston West. Thank you to all those who have continued to alert me to potholes, and I would encourage you to let me know of any more in your area, or report these directly to the Council for repair at [email protected]” Matt is also concerned with the quality of recent repairs, and is pressuring the Council for improvement. Matt said: "While I am delighted that many of the potholes have been fixed, I've noticed that some are starting to reappear. It is a waste of taxpayers money for these to be repaired again and would urge the Council to take more care. DAVID WILSON UPDATE Matt and Gianni have been working extremely hard to help residents on the David Wilson estate. They recently met residents to learn more about their issues and concerns and have since acted upon that feedback. They spoke to the Regional Managing Director and his team, and can report: Potholes and kerb maintenance issues have been addressed; missing street nameplates have been installed; the surfacing of Martell Drive will be carried out once the Barratt site is completed later this year. We have been assured that the Commercial team is working closely with Barratts to monitor progress and will arrange the works to follow on as soon as possible. Other issues have also been reported to David Wilson including faulty street-lighting, rubbish and litter, particularly in the streams, and the maintenance of the grass and planted areas. Matt said: "It is incredibly important that David Wilson is held to account and I am doing this on behalf of residents. It is encouraging that the developer has been responsive to the needs of residents, and I hope that this can continue." Conservatives working for you all year round Promoted by Bernard Jones on behalf of Matt McCarthy & Giovanni Carofano, all of BKCA, 3 Waltham Drive, Elstow, Beds MK42 9FY Printed by White Hart Press, 58a York Street, Bedford, Beds MK40 3RL .
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